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Parks Highway
The Parks Highway (Route 3, George Parks Highway) is the main route between the cities of Anchorage and Fairbanks and provides access into Denali National Park. It connects from the the Glenn Highway, measuring 323 mi (520 km).
Address: . Anchorage AK USA
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Glenn Highway
Part of the Alaska Route 1, the Glenn Highway is a paved road that stretches 328 mi (528 km) from the city of Anchorage to the Alaska Highway at Tok Junction.
Address: . Anchorage AK USA
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Seward Highway
Stretching 127 mi (204 km), the Seward Highway is noted for its scenic surroundings, including the Turnagain Arm and Chugach Mountains. It connects the city of Anchorage with Seward and is part of the Alaska Route 1 and also known as Route 9 along the first 37 miles (58 km).
Address: . Anchorage AK USA
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Taylor Highway
Open from the spring until the early fall, the Taylor Highway (Alaska Route 5) stretches approximately 171 mi (275 km) long. It connects to the Top of the World Highway, providing access to Dawson City, Yukon.
Address: . Chicken AK USA 99732
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Richardson Highway
The Richardson Highway was Alaska's first highway. It is known as Route 4 from Valdez to Delta Junction and then as Route 2 onto Fairbanks.
Address: . Big Delta AK USA
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McCarthy Road
The McCarthy Road provides access into the Wrangell-St. Elias National Park, extending from the town of Chitina. Drivers should be cautious as it is a narrow, gravel and dirt road that can be a rough ride and muddy in wet weather. Travel is not recommended for larger vehicles such as RVs, past mile 17.
Address: . Chitina AK USA
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Edgerton Highway
The Edgerton Highway (Alaska Route 10) is a minor route that extends off of the Richardson Highway (Alaska Route 4), leading to Chitina.
Address: . Chitina AK USA
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